Mock Test

Exam: BPSC Subject: Indian History

Total Questions: 20

Q1. The Non-Cooperation Movement witnessed a significant rise in Hindu-Muslim unity. However, underlying tensions resurfaced after its suspension, notably in the Khilafat issue. Which of the following was a significant factor contributing to the waning of Muslim support for the Congress after the movement?

The abolition of the Caliphate by the Turkish Republic. The failure to achieve Swaraj within the stipulated time. The rise of the Hindu Mahasabha's influence. Gandhi's perceived authoritarianism.
Q2. The demonetization exercise led to an increase in the usage of which payment method?

Cheques Demand Drafts Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and other digital payment methods Money Orders
Q3. The Jallianwala Bagh massacre took place in which year?

1917 1918 1919 1920
Q4. Which of the following statements best characterizes Rani Lakshmibai's response to the loss of Jhansi?

She accepted defeat and retired from public life. She sought refuge with the British and sought reconciliation. She continued to fight alongside other rebel leaders, undeterred by the loss of her kingdom. She focused on rebuilding Jhansi with international aid.
Q5. The 'Ragadarpan' (Mirror of Ragas) was an important treatise on music compiled during the Mughal period. Under whose patronage was it compiled?

Akbar Jahangir Shah Jahan Aurangzeb
Q6. The Mandal Commission's report significantly influenced the discourse on:

Foreign policy Environmental protection Social justice and affirmative action Fiscal policy
Q7. The Government of India Act 1858 sought to reassure Indian rulers that their territories would not be annexed in the future through:

The Doctrine of Lapse The policy of Subsidiary Alliance The Queen's Proclamation The Act of Settlement
Q8. The 'Priest-King' sculpture, a significant artifact, was found at:

Harappa Lothal Mohenjo-daro Dholavira
Q9. The participation of Indian soldiers in World War II exposed them to:

New military technologies only Ideals of self-determination and freedom Limited political ideas The economic prosperity of Britain
Q10. The architectural style of Nishat Bagh is characterized by its direct alignment with the Zabarwan Range, creating a sense of:

Intimacy and enclosure Grandeur and verticality Connection with the natural landscape Seclusion and privacy
Q11. What is the primary material used for the construction of the Red Fort?

Marble Sandstone Granite Brick
Q12. Which tribal uprising is also known as the 'Great Tumult'?

Munda Ulgulan Santhal Rebellion Kol Rebellion Bhil Rebellion
Q13. The Cabinet Mission's failure to establish a workable interim government was exacerbated by:

The British refusal to allow Indian control over the army. The Congress's insistence on an equal number of Hindu and Muslim members. The Muslim League's demand for a 'parity' representation with the Congress. The Viceroy's decision to dissolve the existing government.
Q14. Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan aims to strengthen India's position in the global economy by:

Becoming a net importer Focusing solely on domestic demand Becoming a significant player in global value chains Reducing international trade
Q15. Which Indian leader, upon learning of the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, renounced his British titles and honors in protest, a move that significantly boosted his standing among the masses?

Mahatma Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi
Q16. The court of which Mughal emperor witnessed the flourishing of Hindustani classical music, with prominent musicians like Tansen and Lal Kalavant?

Humayun Akbar Shah Jahan Aurangzeb
Q17. The 'Benami Transactions Prohibition Act' in India aims to curb:

Legitimate business transactions. Transactions made in a fictitious name or without consideration. Transactions routed through official channels. Transactions involving public sector undertakings.
Q18. A large granary has been discovered at:

Dholavira Harappa Kalibangan Rakhigarhi
Q19. Which of the following movements was Jawaharlal Nehru instrumental in organizing or leading during the Indian independence struggle?

Non-Cooperation Movement Civil Disobedience Movement Salt Satyagraha Swadeshi Movement
Q20. The Charter Act of 1833 empowered the Governor-General in Council to legislate for all British territories in India. This centralization of legislative power led to:

The weakening of the presidencies' legislative autonomy The strengthening of the presidencies' legislative autonomy The establishment of independent legislative bodies in each presidency The repeal of all existing laws within the presidencies

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